History of the Class Of' '85, of Princeton College.
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But where did they pass their time between the end of the game and the starting of the Owl train. Perhaps they walked the streets. Who knows?
Ask them.
J. H. MILLER, Springfield, O.
Washee-Washee entered our Class at the end of Junior year, and his leading and engrossing idea was well set forth by the name which was given him.
JOHN KIMBERLY MUMFORD, Syracuse, N. Y.
Mumford entered in Sophomore year, with a rush. Every- body thought he was going to carry everything before him. He gained a band o...f devoted adherents at once, and Whig Hall thought that his was to be the might which was to vanquish Clio, and bury her out of sight. There was a good deal of ability about our champion ; but, alas ! he was also very lazy.
It was this unfortunate trait which betrayed our Mumford at Commencement, and caused the hopes of Whig Hall to languish.
He left at the end of Junior year, and is now reported to be running a skating-rink paper in his native heath.
JAMES P. MURRAY, Princeton, N. J.
Jim was a very convenient man to have around, he always possessed so much information about the manners, customs and doings of the Faculty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But where did they pass their time between the end of the game and the starting of the Owl train. Perhaps they walked the streets. Who knows?
Ask them.
J. H. MILLER, Springfield, O.
Washee-Washee entered our Class at the end of Junior year, and his leading and engrossing idea was well set forth by the name which was given him.
JOHN KIMBERLY MUMFORD, Syracuse, N. Y.
Mumford entered in Sophomore year, with a rush. Every- body thought he was going to carry everything before him. He gained a band o...f devoted adherents at once, and Whig Hall thought that his was to be the might which was to vanquish Clio, and bury her out of sight. There was a good deal of ability about our champion ; but, alas ! he was also very lazy.
It was this unfortunate trait which betrayed our Mumford at Commencement, and caused the hopes of Whig Hall to languish.
He left at the end of Junior year, and is now reported to be running a skating-rink paper in his native heath.
JAMES P. MURRAY, Princeton, N. J.
Jim was a very convenient man to have around, he always possessed so much information about the manners, customs and doings of the Faculty.
What to read after History of the Class Of' '85, of Princeton College.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sturges, Jonathan to read onlineMoreLess
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